Project Management Semiconductor Technology (all genders)

The Fraunhofer Society is one of the world's leading organisations for application-oriented research. 75 institutes develop groundbreaking technologies for our economy and society – more precisely: 32 000 people from technology, science, administration and IT. You know, who comes to Fraunhofer wants and can change something. For yourself, for us and the markets of today and tomorrow. The Fraunhofer Institute for Microelectronic Circuits and Systems IMS develops customized semiconductor processes and microelectronic solutions with a focus on intelligent sensor technology. The spectrum ranges from individual process steps (e.g. antireflection coating) to the development of post-CMOS sensors (pressure sensors, bio sensors, IR sensors, LiDAR pixels) to the integration of modules into foreign processes (e.g. EEPROM) and pilot production of new technologies based on 2D materials or Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs). As a project manager*in the newly established Silicon Solutions business segment, you have the opportunity to independently focus on wafer production and develop business strategies that have a direct impact on the institution's orientation. You are the link between industrial and public contractors, our scientific departments and the internal in-house clean room organisation.

In your role as a cross-border project manager*in, you exchange with the various project leaders, project teams and customers, point out targets of the subprojects and continuously monitor the status of their implementation. To do this, You create time planning and cost calculation, design risk strategies and plan the project structure including communication paths and escalation processes. Your projects run independently from kick-off to completion, using both classic and agile methods. You acquire new projects by targeting potential customers and offerings or offerings draft project proposals. In close coordination with the business field team, you identify synergies between ongoing and planned projects and support the continuation of our development roadmap with your own ideas. To increase the visibility of the institute, you will develop content for online and print media, write contributions for social networks (including LinkedIn) and represent the institute at events such as trade fairs or conferences.

Completed academic degree (Master/Uni Diploma) in electrical engineering, physics, nanoengineering or comparable (with completed doctoral degree) and relevant professional experience Found experience in wafer processing in clean room environment First experience in managing technical projects Ability to quickly adjust to changing customer requirements and unknown technologies Structured mode of operation and the ability to keep multiple balls in the air at the same time without losing an overview Embossed communication and presentation skills in German and English to convince within the project team as well as with the customer or the project partners

An interface function with interdisciplinary exchange with the scientific departments as well as the PR and sales department The opportunity to be close to the pulse of research and influence the strategic orientation of the institute Flexible working hours (running time with integrated core working time from 9:30 to 15:00, Friday from 9:30 to 13:00) and mobile work on up to two days a week for better reconciliation of work and private life Occupational pension (VBL) and grant to the Deutschland-Ticket Job Very good transport connection with ÖPNV/Auto as well as free underground parking and lockable bicycle parking for employees Free precautionary offers such as annual influenza vaccination or visual testing Family and Occupational Compatibility Support: Mit-Kind-Office, Kindernotpflege und Beratungs zu Homecare-Eldercare etc. in cooperation with the pme family service Corporate Benefits: Benefits Offers from renowned manufacturers and brands